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Monthly Archives: March 2016
Meanwhile, back in the toilet…
This is the third in a series of reflections after the Shared Conversations (edited 31 March) In a previous post, I’ve commented on how wonderful it was to get to the loo and sit alone in a space where nobody … Continue reading
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Tagged 1967, binaries, Decriminalisation, Divorce, Jim Wallace, Parsifal, Peter Tatchell, the Pill, Wagner
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Come and have breakfast
In the debates over the place of same-sex people in the church, I’m a chicken. Continue reading
Self-care: recovering from so many words
So, I’m back from the Regional Shared Conversations. And it was every bit as demanding as expected (maybe, more so), not least because there were so many words over those three days. I do words, all the time, so if … Continue reading
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Luggage and baggage
What to pack for the Shared Conversations? Continue reading
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Tagged ancient Greek, Bible, General Synod, God, identity, retreat, Rev, Shared Conversations
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Rediscovering “Good Disagreement”
The Right Revd David Walker, Bishop of Manchester, blogging on Good Disagreement: and see the comments for the issue of whether good disagreement is impossible, being inherently biased towards the powerful. Source: Rediscovering “Good Disagreement”
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